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A.L.F.R.E.D - Almighty Lightweight Fact Remote Exchange Daemon(git.open-mesh.org)
1 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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Batman-adv 2013.4.0 released(open-mesh.org)
1 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
The sad part is, they probably did hack the upvotes. That was their best effort.
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NSA Propaganda Video Among Highest Downvote Percentages in Youtube History(storyleak.com)
13 points by ferdo 13y ago|2 comments
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The big GSM write-up – how to capture, analyze and crack GSM(domonkos.tomcsanyi.net)
1 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
You're welcome to your opinion. He strikes me as a man in over his head.
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by ferdo 13y ago
Killing American citizen without a trial puts American citizens on the same footing as any peasant in history. > Your quote about the NSA has nothing to do with criminal evidence. It shows historical patterns of gross negligence in obser
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by ferdo 13y ago
> in what sense does this executive branch have secret rules or norms that apply to the criminal justice system? It considers itself above the law to the point of being able to kill Americans without trial. That aside, 40 years ago the N
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by ferdo 13y ago
Bitcoins bought with US dollars last year buy over 40x more than if the dollars had been saved. Bitcoin is here to stay for as long as the internet is.
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by ferdo 13y ago
Bitcoin has a gigantic first mover advantage. The free rider alt coins are all essentially based on Bitcoin's blockchain innovation. Until Bitcoin is broken through advances in computing or a solution better than Bitcoin comes along, B
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A Brief Guide To User-Generated Censorship(cpeterson.org)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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Bitmsg: A Proof-of-Sacrifice distributed, encrypted messaging layer over Bitcoin(bitcointalk.org)
1 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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We Use BobX(thedailywtf.com)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
If Bitcoin was a natsec honeypot, the NSA/NIST-approved secp256r1 algo would have been used instead of secp256k1.
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by ferdo 13y ago
> the developers of popular Bitcoin software have tremendous power over Bitcoin (e.g. they can trigger block chain forks). If Bitcoin developers do something that miners don't like, they lose their base. Developers are as invested a
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by ferdo 13y ago
It's a toe-dip in the water by a very large swimmer. A good sign for Bitcoin.
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Baidu now accepts Bitcoin(bitcointalk.org)
208 points by ferdo 13y ago|104 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
> You should be embarrassed to argue this way. You should be embarrassed for defending Orin Kerr. > I've been here long enough to know that you're getting upvoted for comments like these I got downvoted. Maybe you want to re
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by ferdo 13y ago
I read the "new" page because that's where the some of the best stuff on the net flies under the radar. Not everything good gets upvoted and not everything upvoted is good.
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Computer Upgrade Blamed For Nationwide EBT System Shutdown On Saturday(boston.cbslocal.com)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
> It's a site about law, courts, and lawsuits. These things are all about process. Reading Orin Kerr is akin to reading someone critique the actions of the principals in a waterboarding without critiquing the rightness or wrongness
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EFF Resigns from Global Network Initiative(eff.org)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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The NSA's breach of RSA Inc's crypto: My Answer? avoid American crypto(financialcryptography.com)
4 points by ferdo 13y ago|1 comments
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will run out of funds this week(enenews.com)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
It's not scaremongering if it's true. Beyond what's been leaked, there's little to no public information the TPP. It's apparently a big secret only large multinats and selected members of government are in on. &quot
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Passing Bitcoin Around the World: A Simple Bitcoin Demonstration (brownzings.blogspot.it)
2 points by ferdo 13y ago|0 comments
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by ferdo 13y ago
It's hard to know the facts because much of the TPP negotiations and data are being kept secret: "Lack of transparency: The entire process has shut out multi-stakeholder participation and is shrouded in secrecy." - https:&#x
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by ferdo 13y ago
> It is telling that you avoided the actual argument in my comment. You told me you were running away and I didn't want to waste my time. Apologies for taking you at your word.
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by ferdo 13y ago
> the burden of proof ends up more on the side of the accused then on the gov't. That's how tyrannies operate.
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by ferdo 13y ago
Obligatory. I'm guessing this is from mid-80's: http://allpoetry.com/poem/8509517-16-bit-Intel-8088-chip-by-...

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